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Category Archives: Old Time Radio
Back of the Mike
Back of the Mike (1938) shows a young boy listening to the latest episode in an adventure radio program. Old Pete Belden and his niece Betty are driving the Flying B payroll across the desert when they are attacked by … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Archive, Jam Handy, Old Time Radio, Video
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Any Bonds Today?
In honor of Memorial Day, I put together this little video of Any Bonds Today, a song by Irving Berlin, sung by Barry Wood, with images from the Library of Congress and National Archives. Just a first attempt at using … Continue reading
Posted in History, Music, Old Time Radio, Video, YouTube
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